So glad I did because that kept me from running up my own credit cards. yes I think Jason Hartman had some interesting interaction with the owners of TLBC and based on that one would want to exercise caution to the extreme. 

While I am not clear on the exact "how" I will make the plan work, I am clear on the target, the big picture, and the next incremental steps, knowing that I will need to constantly reassess, exercise great discipline, and most important of all, remember to enjoy the adventure. 

The HOA board can exercise whatever power was agreed to in the CC&Rs, which is going to be specific to your community.

But just because I have an option doesn't mean I need to exercise it.

Many of them exercised and ate right through their 50s, 60s, 70s.

It also works on the flipside though, what if it appreciates more than the contract states, then the owner is locked in and it would be a good idea to buy.Whether the tenant buyer actually exercises the contract isn't really my concern, however.

Even if it's just an academic exercise I enjoy delivering value.All the best either way bud!!!

This is our first call to a park owner,so it was a good exercise to get our feet wet. ive been mostly buying mobile homes in the L.A. area and am planning to acquire a park in the next year.

Certainly not a short term rental question lol  Lucas, that is not correct and its been discussed extensively in other posts.As with a trust, lenders do not exercise the "due on transfer/sale" clause when real property is transferred to the SAME individuals in an official capacity (e.g.

What I do is sell on a Lease Option to a Tenant Buyer getting $25k down and cash flowing the property for about $500 positive cash flow and the Tenant Buyer must wait at least one year and a day to exercise the Option.